The editors of Modern Tonic present a weekly music update here on Towleroad. The rest of the week, they scan the pop-culture landscape for movie, TV, book and Web recommendations in their daily email. …
We’re looking forward to Amerie’s new album, In Love & War, to drop in October (especially because her last album, Because I Love It, was a constant on our—and most critics’—iPods, but never took off in the US).
It’s called the “Guidelines to development on the HOLLYWOOD OPERATING SYSTEM”. It’s a very sarcastic view on how computers are being used in big Hollywood movies, not noticed by the general public, but looked at strangely by us ‘geeks’. …
If you are looking for a sign of how strapped the University of California, Los Angeles, is for cash, consider that its arts and architecture school may resort to holding a bake sale to raise money. California’s severe financial crisis …
Britney Spears is struggling to keep her young sons in check – the troublesome toddlers won’t stop swearing.
Two resorts in Maui are offering fall rates that continue through the winter.
Can the hype surrounding buzzy tech like Twitter, the Kindle and cloud computing get any louder?
ISPs and their trade association have refused to block a pair of websites on demands from the music industry. RISA, South Africa’s answer to the RIAA, demanded ISPs block the Russian sites because they sell music for as little as 9 …
Looking for a way to expose her young daughter to both music and English, Rhea Wessel discovers singing children’s songs can be a challenging yet rewarding pastime.
Money Hacker has a list of twelve ways to travel the world without paying.